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| New York Times crossword of October 3rd, 2023 other clues |
| Gave up a seat, maybe |
| Apathetic reaction |
| MTV prize whose trophy features an astronaut |
| Bea Arthur sitcom of the 1970s |
| Like the "legs" on a 48-Down |
| John who sang "Crocodile Rock" |
| Teaches |
| In the open air, as a meal |
| Ancient Brit |
| Co-op that sells camping gear |
| Wild pigs |
| Number in the Gettysburg Address |
| Mlle. : French :: ___ : Spanish |
| Frustrated cries |
| Nest eggs, in brief |
| Crime lab evidence |
| Composer Zimmer who won Oscars for "The Lion King" and "Dune" |
| Little troublemaker |
| Frustrating find while folding laundry |
| Brush up on old skills |
| ___ State (Idaho nickname) |
| "S.N.L." alum Carvey |
| Lead-in to mode |
| Sewing targets |
| Native language in Oslo |
| Mount Olympus figures |
| Justice Kagan |
| "La ___" (1958 Ritchie Valens hit) |
| Take home |
| Speak hoarsely |
| Motormouth ___ ("Hairspray" role for Queen Latifah) |
| Where sticky fingers might be caught |
| Like 48-Downs, to Ireland |
| Eventually brought results |
| Section of a long poem |
| "Help!" |
| And so on |
| Places for patellas |
| Slings mud at, in a campaign |
| Like basketball players vis-à-vis jockeys, typically |
| Ensemble |
| Smelly smell |
| Brightest light in Cygnus |
| Hanukkah centerpiece |
| Shape of some curves |
| Letters before :// |
| Bit of yoga equipment |
| Ice Bucket Challenge cause, for short |
| Clergy member |
| Bluish-purple flower |
| Aldo of fashion |
| Common recyclable |
| Feature (in) |
| Malek of "Mr. Robot" |
| Channel for armchair athletes |
| Paid spots |
| Pass without notice |
| An aye for the eye? |
| Gateway to the West, on scoreboards |
| Ugly beast |
| Justice Gorsuch |
| Rulers of the Aztecs and Incas |
| Door handle |
| Cleaning cloth |
| Language of ancient Syria |
| Creature that grows longer in a classic video game (also in this puzzle, when it "eats" a black square) |
| Like many appliances in modern homes |
| Where one might be represented by an avatar |
| Erase |
| Transcription pros |
| "In your dreams!" |
| One way to be taken |
| Parisian papa |
| Panache |
| "Sunday Morning" airer |
| Away from work, for short |
| Stick (out) |
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